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163 Actual vs 175 Blind review
samuelhirsch
Yearly Member
Hello, I just took PT 62 and got a 163 on actual but 175 on blind review.
However, I submitted my LG section when I still had 6 minutes left, and had the most wrong answers there. The section was just tough!
Can anyone provide reassurance/advice on how to get my actual score closer to my BR score?
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Why did you submit LG with 6 minutes left? Definitely always use the extra time to go over your answers!
For tips, I'd probably emphasize not rushing through the questions. It sounds like you understand the concepts based on your BR scores. Taking the time to get most questions correct is worth it if you end up having to guess on the last 2 questions on a section (for example)
Use the time allotted. Think if it like a blind review where you have extra time.